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Action Potential
an electronic signal that propegates along the surface of the neuron's axon or skeletal muscle fiber
Resting Membrane Potential
an unequal buildup of ions along the inner and outer surface of the cell membrane
-70 mV of the axon
action potential
phases
1. depolarization
2. repolarization
3. hyperpolarization
Depolarization
Na+ channels open, influx of na+ occus
-70mV to -55mV Threshold
maximum +30mV
action potential
repolarization
when membrane potential reaches +30 mV, Na+ channels close and K+ open efflux of K+
action potential
2nd phase
Hyperpolarization
excess efflux of K+ -30 to -110 mV.
Action Potentia
???what causes a change???
sodium ion channels
Action Potentia
our cells like K+ inside and Na+ oustide
cells don't care about conecdtraton
Action Potentia
Na+/K+ Exchange Pump
restores resting membrane potential
ATP required
3 Na+ out for every 2 K+ in
Action Potential
hyperpolarization
Continuous Propagation
in unmyelinated axons, AP occurs at an adjacent part of the axon's membrane (shorter )
Action Potentia
Saltatory Propagation
in myelinated axons, the AP occurs at the next node
Action Potentia
???Generation of a single action potential
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Central Nervous System
Brain and spinal cord
support and protection of CNS
glial cells

Meninges
Meninges
three layers
stability, shock absorber
innervated by blood vessels and oxygen
three layers of Mengeal layers
dura mater
arachnoid mater
pia mater
two types of menignes
cranial meninges
spinal meninges
three spaces associated with Meninges
epidural space
subdural space
subarachnoid space
spinal cord
primary passageway for motor commands from the brain and sensory information to the brain
cauda equina
threadlike spinal cord/nerves below L2
spinal cord segments 3
31 pairs
1 Dorsal root ganglia: sensory cell bodies
2 dorsal roots axons of sensory neurons
3 ventral roots: axons of CNS motor neurons that control muscles and glands
spinal nerves
dorsal and ventral roots come together
spinal cord sections
Central Canal
Gray Matter
White Matter
membrane potential
unequal build up of ions along the inner and outer surface of the cell membrane. and negatively charged proteins
Nervous System
Action Potentials
resting membrane potential
-70 mV
Nervous System
Action Potentials
Action Potential
electrical signal that propagates along the surface of a membrane of a neuron's axon or a skeletal muscle fiber.
Nervous System
Action Potentials
axon hillock
an action potential begin here